LEAGUE ONE
OXFORD 1 PLYMOUTH 3
PANUTCHE CAMARA struck twice as leaders Plymouth took their unbeaten league run to 12 games. Matty Taylor fired Oxford in front, before Argyle levelled through Jordan Garrick and Camara hit a double. The visitors’ manager Ryan Lowe was impressed with his team’s resilience. ‘We showed a lot of character to come from a goal down early on,’ he said. ‘We were cool.’
GILLINGHAM 1 SUNDERLAND 2
STEVE EVANS believes Sunderland ‘rode their luck’ against his side. Danny Lloyd’s penalty put the hosts ahead, before goals from Aiden O’Brien and Tom Flanagan gave Sunderland the victory.‘We should be winning comfortably,’ Evans said. Elliot Embleton was sent off for the visitors.
DONCASTER 0 WYCOMBE 2
WYCOMBE boss Gareth Ainsworth saluted veteran striker Adebayo Akinfenwa after he scored on a rare start. The 39-year-old forward powered in a trademark header and his manager said: ‘He showed there’s plenty of football left in his body.’ Anthony Stewart scored Wanderers’ other goal.
BOLTON 0 WIGAN 4
BOLTON boss Ian Evatt, who said his side were the best in League One, was taunted by the away supporters after Will Keane, Callum Lang and two goals from James McClean earned Wigan an impressive victory. Evatt said: ‘It is a humbling defeat.’
ROTHERHAM 4 PORTSMOUTH 1
DANNY COWLEY said Rotherham gave his Portsmouth side a lesson. ‘They showed us what a good team looks like,’ he said. Michael Smith (two), Richard Wood and Ben Wiles scored for Rotherham, with Marcus Harness replying for the visitors.
WIMBLEDON 2 SHEFFIELD WED 2
DARREN MOORE said his Wednesday side ‘switched off’. A Lee Gregory brace, the second a penalty, put them in charge before Nesta Guinness-Walker and Jack Rudoni replied for the hosts.
CAMBRIDGE 2 IPSWICH 2
JOE IRONSIDE’S late header earned Cambridge a point. Sone Aluko’s first two goals for Paul Cook’s Ipswich put them in control, before James Brophy and Ironside struck. Cook said: ‘I’ve learned that you’re never comfortable in a game.’
SHREWSBURY 1 MK DONS 0
STEVE COTTERILL praised his Shrewsbury players for their discipline. Shaun Whalley’s second-half goal gave them a narrow victory and the boss said: ‘Everyone will enjoy that one.’
LINCOLN 2 CHARLTON 1
REGAN POOLE’S winner heaped more pressure on Charlton boss Nigel Adkins. Sam Lavelle had earlier drawn the visitors level following Jayden Stockley’s own goal. ‘Fine margins didn’t go our way,’ said Adkins.
CHELTENHAM 1 ACCRINGTON 0
MICHAEL DUFF hopes Kyle Vassell can become a talisman for Cheltenham after watching him net the winner against Stanley. ‘Kyle can be a big player for us,’ the boss said.
FLEETWOOD 3 CREWE 0
SIMON GRAYSON felt his Fleetwood players were much improved in every department. ‘We knew we have goals in the team,’ he said. Callum Johnson, Danny Andrew and Ged Garner hit second-half goals to give Fleetwood the emphatic win.